#28: Using Wufoo for Web Forms

Anytime anyone asks me about forms, I always mention Wufoo. At work and at home, almost every single form I create I just use Wufoo. It makes form creation so easy it's almost entertaining. In this screencast I walk you through how to get started with Wufoo and start using some of its more advanced features like custom themes, integrating PayPal payment, creating public reports, and user management.

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